Li Ran, who worked himself to death in his previous life, wakes up one day.
He has become the president of L·R, a Peninsula entertainment company.
On his first day after transmigrating, his girlfriend dumps him, the trainees run away, and he's drowning in unpaid rent.
Employees quit, artists terminate their contracts, and the landlord demands rent.
His only remaining assets are two chatty cleaning ladies who treat him like a nephew and an uncle of a security guard who never stops talking.
They've already packed up the pots and pans.
They're planning to take the president along and sleep under a bridge.
The reason? He still hasn't paid their wages.
Just as Li Ran is about to lie flat and sleep under a bridge,
the System comes online and immediately urges him to take out loans and scam people into buying shares.
“Host, are you in or not?”
“No. I'll ask the cleaning lady for a loan.”
The System asks, “Are you going to grind?”
“No. I want to be a kimchi president.”
The System goes berserk, pushing him to grind every day.
But Li Ran stays as unmoved as a mountain, choosing only the most outrageous schemes.
Two years pass in the blink of an eye.
Outsiders think Li Ran is just scraping by in livestreaming thanks to his “Nation's First Love.”
But no one knows
that Li Ran is quietly building a top-tier girl group capable of overturning the entertainment industry!
The entertainment industry panics, the big money panics, and the TV stations fail to blacklist him.
The chaebol are furious:
“Can someone tell me what the hell this little livestreaming company has signed?”
Li Ran shrugs: “I'm launching a killer girl group.”
Years later:
“Damn, Li Ran is actually from East University?”
“Absolutely unacceptable! Everyone, boycott him! Send Li Ran back to East University!”
“But I love his company's girl group and goddess! Damn it!”
“The backstabber above, get lost!”
“Damn! He's a chaebol now! I'm willing to lick Li Ran oppa's boots!”
Well written. Various Chinese entertainment novels, such as rebirth, time travel, system flow, etc., Basically focus on career, mixed with various harems. But when I read Korean entertainment, it was basically all about harem ambiguity. I just wrote a hit song and there were no variety show ads. The various genres of Chinese entertainment novels are basically invisible in Korean entertainment novels. Come on.
It's fun to write. But it's not very readable.
The writing is very good, but I guess it's hard to say in 🍅
Hey, this is the best Korean entertainment novel I've seen on Tomato. It's pretty good.
Come on, I just like watching it
Not bad, another way to cut in